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- antoine replied Mar 10, 2011
was current middle east circus created/fueled on purpose? to unload crude at somewhat high price? crude not flying in face of bullish news so someone's unloading huge shorts under 107 & now 105 throughout recent rally from 86: consumption hedgers ...
- antoine replied Mar 8, 2011
trading rooms — video
- antoine replied Mar 4, 2011
sweat dripping from my twiching index finger tttwitching wwwaiting wwwaiting for my ma's to cross before tokyo closes i will brave the nfp today. i'm a trader i'm a winner. things are gonna change, i can feel it. video EDIT: i will shorten the ...
- antoine replied Mar 2, 2011
came across a bit of order flow edutainment for ya on how warren buffet bought silver url although contrary to zerohedge's opinion i think it's just about time to start shorting it now for at least potential down bounces from 35 and 37.
- antoine replied Dec 23, 2010
For nostalgia's sake here are plots of my old experiments. Back then they were inspired by models from Stephen Leeb's books on predicting inflation, S&P, and crude oil. First one combines shorterm & longterm interest rates differences to predict ...
- antoine replied Dec 23, 2010
Fundamental data source — I get CPI and assortment of other fundamental numbers from the OECD statistics website: url I played with this stuff a couple of years ago with the general conclusion that the fundamental models kinda do work on ...
- antoine replied Nov 6, 2010
Downwind faster than the wind — made me think of averaging up continuous ephemeral C: url i still struggle imagining a generic formula for interplay of long and short, and without using market bias. (just juggling ideas) instead of abrupt ...
- antoine replied Sep 13, 2010
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- antoine replied Aug 19, 2010
Obviously those stops can move up to breakeven once trend has progressed nicely with higher breakouts. Better yet trail those stops along nearest major trendline. ahaaa.
- antoine replied Aug 19, 2010
Occamrazor's beautifully consistent breakout breakeven stop triggering pattern — It seems to me that so many traders keep placing their breakout stoploss at break even (with possibly other traders with orders for other reasons) that, for ...
- antoine replied May 16, 2010
You're welcome. I just know basic stuff about mql from tutorials url and some C programming stuff url just reading/browsing them for design/logic ideas, and then using MetaEditor built-in help and language reference (F1) for details on how to ...
- antoine replied May 15, 2010
Ok, here's an indicator quickbacktest logic of how I understand the complete method. The main signal gets generated on trend = ma[0] vs ma[9], then the signal gets cancelled if there is at least a 3 bar continous countertrend against it. I commented ...
- antoine replied May 15, 2010
Here's a simplified indicator to visualize what I think you may be trying to do - specifically the 3 lines in the middle of the start function. (As far as I understand EA's only work with the current bar, meaning the i baroffset always equals 0, so ...
- antoine replied May 14, 2010
Notepad++ with mq4 — mq4 files can be compiled through notepad++ with the Run (F5) menu and the command string: "C:\Program Files\FxPro - MetaTrader\MetaLang.exe" "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"Obviously with MetaLang.exe 's path modified to your own ...
- antoine replied May 8, 2010
changing slope — Keeping things simple I'd take this just one step further. changeinslope = ( slope[i] - slope[ i+distanceX ] ) / distanceX But that gets pretty noisy... ...so meanrevert this part, while simultaneously trendfollowing the ...
- antoine replied May 8, 2010
"I would just put the CL contract divided by the EURUSD ..." — You've got it: ratio=priceA/priceB Though sometimes you gotta invert priceB to 1/priceB, if instrumentB is in the form USDxxx. However, EURUSD is xxxUSD, so don't need to ...
- antoine replied May 8, 2010
even simpler — Actually you can do it on a simpler level: in algebra slope = distanceY / distanceX (example url ) Also this can be considered your MA's rate of change. distanceX is your desired custom input distanceY = ma[i] - ma[i + ...
- antoine replied May 6, 2010
commissions? — Well, if he trades retail forex then his commisions are included in the spread cost which is a percentage of total position, aggregate for all entries assuming single direction. Seems there's mighty wisdom in these methods (I ...
- antoine replied Feb 12, 2010
different for individual exchange/bank hours for every very specific location — From the sources on your list fxclub is obviously the most precise. It also closely cross references with the reliable oanda's fx market hours. Ivestopedia is ...
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